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Definitely material designer things. I used to value, I mean, stuff. I live in an area where there would be fires a lot. And there was probably four times we had to fully pack up the house, everything out houses, catching on fire, property caught on fire, like really close to losing everything. First time packed up my entire shoe and bag closet. And a lot of them because they were memory stuff from my dad. I had stuff in high school, but all designer stuff. Also videos, photos, whatever, digitized everything, put everything important somewhere else. Second, pack up the designer stuff, but leave some of the clothes. You know, I don't really need all the clothes, but I packed a hotel for months, bags and every designer thing that I had had to come. Third time, leave all the bags and shoes. I don't need them. We got all the photos, We got all the, my little blankie when I was little, you know, the kids stuff, fourth time, leave everything, me and my babies. That's all I need. You know, I have all my photos digitized. I have everything digital. We got our passports. We're good. Yeah. And that like evolution of like, they had to go in and get all my designer stuff or I'm not leaving my house. You know, it's going to catch on fire. And now I'm like, nothing is worth it. Nothing is important. And I think that comes from life experiences, scary experiences, things shaking you to your core to make you realize that nothing is important. You can't, I know everyone says this, but like, you can't take it with you. None of it is important.